Date: Saturday, February 14, 2015Location: SQA, 1205 Founders Road, Lexington, SC 29073Time: Chrono opens at 8:30, Safety Briefing at 9:30, and we will call it a day around 5ish Game guidelines: These will be short 25-45 minute engagements, we will take a short break between each engagement - either for water/refuel/reload and/or to move to another area of the field.Age restrictions: NoneField fee: $10.00. Present your Military ID card and receive $5 off.Waiver: SEE UPPER RIGHT Corner <- Only needed if you've not signed a 2015 Waiver..ALL RULES: Typical AOSC rulesRemember: 1. You are required to chrono with the BB (weight) that you will be using in the field.2. We may experiment with the Medic rules

We do REQUIRE players under the age of 18 to wear FULL SEAL eye protection and proper facial protection. ANSI Z87+ rated shooting glasses are allowed as long as the wearer is age 18 or older. It is highly recommended to use some means (ex. strap) to keep the glasses securely in place. Most mesh airsoft goggles are acceptable and are considered full seal. Players caught violating this rule will be removed from play/field. Please protect your eyes!

-In 1984 during the Cold War, a Department of Defense funded research and development team named the Strategic Defense Initiative delved head first into the use of radiation beams to vaporize missiles and threats. The idea that any incoming threat could be immediately annihilated by an ablative laser propulsion shock was one President Reagan could not overlook. Codenamed “Project Excalibur”, the SDI worked for years to develop such a device. However Project Excalibur was never reported as functioning and the idea was scrapped in 1993.As of August of this year, it seems that the project was compromised. Reports surfaced that multiple shipments of radioactive material have been making their way through the Escudia Mountains. A small team was sent after the most recent shipment and observed as much as they could from afar. Their report concluded that the Escudia Durmand Rebels (EDR) have been manufacturing a weapon from the older blueprints from Project Excalibur. The Project Excalibur name for this weapon was the Fission Powered Energy Cannon, or the F-PEC. If this weapon becomes operational, the EDR will have the ability to vaporize any target they desire. They have to be stopped.The FORECON team has relayed us this information: “The F-PEC has entered some testing phases, only to fail. Group is led by Durmand Leader, but project is led by another developer.

Game Fee: $20Chrono opens at 8:00Safety Briefing starts at 9:30

General Rules:-This is a points game-Thirty second heal, max two consecutive heals, all friendlies are medics-Mandatory three minute bleed out-Bravo has odd channels, Alpha has even (as always, no going on enemy channels)-Deadrags required (it's been a rule for some time, there's no excuse)-All AOSC rules apply-Bring a radio or you won't know what is going on-Dress for one faction or the other per the rules, you mix faction camo, you don't play (Black with green is NOT OK, etc.)-Bring a change in case of unbalanced faction numbers-Channel 1 is for admin ONLY-Channel 2 is for Alpha and Admin, Channel 3 is for Bravo and Admin, call Admin on the respective Channel if you have any problems or questions at any time-Stay hydrated! (SQA provides drinking water if needed)-0 MED weapon is recommended to help clear trenches-AOSC games always go on as planned, no cancellations for weather

Important Reminders:-If you show up after we have begun play, check in at the registration desk. It is NOT OK for you to take the field without having registered and chronographed first.-Portajohn on site, debit and credit cards accepted, field rental guns are available, SQA sells BBs, Green gas, snacks and drinks, potable water provided to fill containers.-Players under the age of 18 are REQUIRED to wear FULL SEAL eye protection and proper facial protection. ANSI Z87+ rated shooting glasses are allowed as long as the wearer is age 18 or older. It is highly recommended to use some means (ex. strap) to keep the glasses securely in place. Most mesh airsoft goggles are acceptable and are considered full seal. The field owners will be removing any players caught violating this rule. Please protect your eyes!-Camping Friday night is allowed